texts: <mask>. is a football player for the New Orleans Saints of the National Football League. He was a football player at Ohio State. Through his first five seasons in the league, <mask> has 510 catches, which is the most by a player in a single season. He led the league in both catches and yards in the two seasons. He was the offensive player of the year. <mask> attended a high school in California. For the Toreadors football team, he had a state-leading 1,656 yards and 21 touchdown as a senior.Rivals.com ranked <mask> as a four-star recruit. He decided to play football for Ohio State. Cardale Jones and <mask> were roommates at Fork Union Military Academy after high school. <mask> was a true freshman in 2012 and played in 11 games. He had three catches for 22 yards. <mask> was not in the program as a sophomore. In his sophomore year, <mask> took over as a starting wide receiver after being a backup.He finished the season with 54 catches for 799 yards and nine touchdown. He had seven catches for 66 yards and a touchdown in the National Semifinals against Alabama. He had four catches for 53 yards in the College Football Playoff National Championship victory over Oregon. He had 781 receiving yards and nine receiving touchdown in the 2015 season. He said on January 5 that he would enter the 2016 draft. <mask> was drafted by the New Orleans Saints in the second round with the 47th overall pick. He was one of six wide receiver to be selected that year.The Saints signed <mask> to a four-year, $5.11 million contract on May 9, 2016 with a signing bonus of $1.92 million. The Saints named <mask> one of their starting wide receiver, along with Brandin Cooks, for the season opener. He had six catches for 58 yards in his first start. He caught a three-yard touchdown pass from Drew Brees in the second quarter of a Monday Night Football game against the Atlanta Falcons. <mask> had seven catches for 71 yards and a touchdown in the loss. He had his first game with over 100 receiving yards on October 23, 2016 after he had ten catches for 130 yards in a loss to the Kansas City Chiefs. During the Week 9 road game against the San Francisco 49ers, <mask> caught two touchdown passes and made five catches for 73 yards, as the Saints routed the 49ers by a score of 41–23.In a 49–21 win over the Los Angeles Rams, <mask> had a season-high of two touchdown catches. He had 10 catches for 156 yards and a touchdown in the regular season finale against the Falcons. <mask> set franchise records for rookies in reception, receiving yards, and touchdown. After Brandin Cooks was traded to New England, <mask> became the Saints' number one receiver. He was named to the Pro Bowl. He had 104 catches for 1,245 yards and five touchdown. His 199 catches in his first two seasons in the league were the most in the history of the league and 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611The first career playoff game for <mask> was against Carolina in the Wild Card Round. He had eight catches for 131 yards in the win. He had seven reception for 85 yards and two touchdown in the loss to the Minnesota Vikings. The top 100 players of the year were ranked by <mask>. <mask> broke the century-mark for the fourth time in his career and caught a franchise-record 16 passes for 180 yards and a touchdown in the season opener. For a single game, the 16 catches were the most by any player. He had 89 yards on 12 catches in a 21–18 win over Cleveland.<mask> had 12 catches in the first two games, breaking the previous record of 26 set by Rison in 1994. He had 10 catches for 129 yards against Atlanta in Week 3. Through the first three games, he had 38 catches, the most in NFL history. In Week 9 against the Los Angeles Rams, <mask> had 12 catches for a franchise-record 211 yards. After scoring, <mask> recreated his famous cell phone touchdown celebration, which drew a 15-yard unsportsmanlike conduct penalty. Horn bought <mask>' jersey and "teared up" at the gesture. <mask> was the offensive player of the week.In Week 13 against the Dallas Cowboys, <mask> recorded his 90th catch of the season, making him the only player in NFL history to record at least 90 catches in their first three seasons. <mask> had 125 catches for 1,405 yards and nine touchdown. He finished sixth in the league in receiving yards. He passed Joe Horn's 1,399 yards for the Saints franchise record in receiving yards. He was named to the Pro Bowl for the second year in a row. <mask> signed a five-year, $100 million contract extension with the Saints on July 31, 2019. <mask> was the highest paid wide receiver at the time.In the season opener against the Houston Texans, <mask> caught 10 passes for 123 yards in a 30–28 victory. <mask> caught five passes for 54 yards and his first touchdown of the season in the 33– 27 road victory over the Seattle Seahawks. He caught 11 passes for 182 yards and two touchdown as the Saints defeated the Buccaneers. In Week 7 against the Chicago Bears, <mask> caught nine passes for 131 yards. He caught 11 passes for 112 yards and a touchdown in the 31–9 victory over the Arizona Cardinals. <mask> had a season-high 13 catches for 152 yards as the Saints lost 26–9 to the Atlanta Falcons in Week 10. He caught eight passes for 114 yards and a touchdown in the win.The player of the month for November was <mask>. In Week 14 against the San Francisco 49ers, <mask> caught 11 passes for 134 yards and a touchdown. <mask> set a new Saints' record for receiving yards in a single season. During the game against the Indianapolis Colts on Monday Night Football, <mask> caught 12 passes for 128 yards and a touchdown. He broke the single-season reception record held by Marvin Harrison with his 144th catch of the season, followed by a one-yard touchdown catch for his 145th, while the Saints won on the road by a score of 38–28. <mask> finished the season with a record 149 catches for 1725 yards and 9 touchdown. In the Wild Card Round against the Minnesota Vikings, <mask> caught 7 passes for 70 yards.<mask> became the first wide receiver to win the award since Jerry Rice in 1993 when he was awarded AP Offensive Player of the Year. In Week 1 of the 2020 season, <mask> left the game due to an ankle injury. On October 11, 2020, <mask> was declared inactive for the game by the Saints after punching C. J. Gardner-Johnson in practice. <mask> was set to return to action in Week 5 against the Los Angeles Clippers on Monday Night Football. The team fined <mask> $58,823 for the incident. In Week 9 of the football season, <mask> made his return from an injury. <mask> had five catches for 51 yards in the 38–3 win. 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In the Wild Card round of the playoffs against the Chicago Bears, <mask> recorded five catches for 73 yards and his first touchdown reception of the season. On July 23, it was revealed that <mask> had undergone ankle surgery. He was put on the list three days later. On November 3, it was announced that <mask> will not be able to play in the 2021 season due to an ankle injury.<mask> is a Christian. The New Orleans Saints profile has links to External links.

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texts: <mask> was a State Councillor in China. He founded the first modern Chinese savings bank, the Shanghai Commercial and Savings Bank, as well as the China Assurance Corporation. One of China's most successful entrepreneurs in the twentieth century, he was influential in the financial and business world of Shanghai. He worked with Treasury Secretary Henry Morgenthau to negotiate financial aid from the United States. "It is almost impossible to describe any significant innovation in the history of modern Chinese banks without mentioning K. P<mask>'s name," says <mask> in his Banking in Modern China: Entrepreneurs, Professional Managers, and the Development of Chinese. K. P<mask> was born into a family with little education. He caught the attention of a foreign firm who decided to sponsor his education in America.He received a degree in 1909. The University of Pennsylvania has a Wharton School. As part of the sponsorship agreement, he worked as an intern in an American bank for a year. He went back to China where he joined the Nanyang Quanyehui, a China-hosted international exposition that showcased to the world both China's modernization and cultural heritage. K. P<mask> joined the Kiangsu Provincial Bank as its General Manager in 1913. He believed that innovation was necessary for success. He moved the bank's headquarters to the banking capital of Shanghai, made loans on credit of goods rather than personal credit, and invited Western accountants to audit the bank's balance books.The first warehouses for commodities lending in China were established by the bank. He was forced to resign after he refused to reveal the names of the bank's customers to a local warlord. The Shanghai Commercial and Savings Bank was founded in June 1915 by K. P<mask> and others. The bank's first general manager was <mask>. The bank was found by <mask> with 80,000 Yuan in initial capital. The bank became known as "the Little Shanghai Bank" because their initial capital was so small. His guiding principle was "service to society, support for industry, and prosperity to enhance international trade" and he made sure that his staff was very polite and patient with their clients.He told his staff that they must do their best to give their customers convenience, and that they must be friendly to businessmen. He claimed that the aim of The Shanghai Bank was to serve society and not just make a profit, and that the sight of a busy firm will make people trust it. Even though some services wouldn't be profitable, they still had to be offered. The short biography of <mask> was published in 1977. K. P<mask> seems to have a knack for innovation. The bank did not stop there. He focused on attracting deposits from the public instead of issuing notes at the bank.K. P<mask> took the lead in introducing many different types of savings programs and was the first to introduce "one dollar" accounts. The motto of the bank was "service to society, support for industry, and development of international trade." The number one private bank handling foreign exchange in China was the Shanghai Bank. The Shanghai Bank's efforts to promote their foreign exchange business caused the Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China to refuse their foreign exchange contracts. K. P<mask> made it known to the banking community in the city that he wouldn't accept contracts from the bank. Through the mediation of a third party, the bank came to work with the bank. He created a trust department in the bank in 1931, initially to rent out safety deposit boxes, but later on to include insurance and real estate operations.He traveled all over China. In the 1930s, K. P<mask> went into the Chinese countryside to make small farmers "banking-conscious", as was observed by a bank manager who accompanied him. Don't go to Sinkiang. It's a very dangerous trip. No one will believe what you find when you come back. He once told a Time Inc. correspondent. The Travel Service Department of the Shanghai Commercial and Savings Bank was founded in 1923.He decided to set up a travel service department in his bank to compete with foreign travel agencies. He submitted a proposal to the Ministry of Communications under the Northern Warlords Government to establish a travel service department and to sell train tickets on a commission basis. Although the proposal was vociferously opposed by the many foreigners occupying important positions in many Chinese railways build with foreign loans at the National Railway Through Transport Conference, it was finally adopted thanks to the support of the Travel Service Department. It only opened to those from polite society and had a limited business scope. The China Travel Service was officially registered on June 1, 1927, after the official opening ceremony on June 1, 1927. In the next few months, the average daily turnover was too low to cover costs. <mask> was forced to make a thorough reshuffle after the board of directors complained about the embarrassing situation.The travel agency had to take on the entire responsibility for its profit and loss after it was separated from its parent company. An official from the Public Communications Bureau was assigned the post of general manager. It changed its name to China Travel Service in April of 1928. The CTS won the right to deal in European train tickets for Chinese travelers in 1931. More than 20 chain hostels were opened by CTS in the same year and its annual profits reached more than four million dollars. After the communist revolution in 1949, the travel service was unable to recover from the War of Resistance against Japan. The management of the bank evacuated to Taiwan, but were unable to resume operations.Its contribution to the Chinese Tourism Industry is still remembered even though it declared bankruptcy in Taipei in July 1954. One of the state-owned large-scale lead enterprises is managed by the State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission of the State Council. Travel, industry invests, real estate development and distribution trade are some of the core businesses of CTS. The Three Musketeers K. P<mask> had close relationships with Li Ming, the founder and CEO of Chekiang Industrial Bank and the Chairman of the Shanghai Bankers Association. Li's sources gave half of the initial capital for the bank. When Chang's Bank of China's Shanghai office got into trouble for refusing to obey the governments order to suspend banknote remittance, K. P<mask> and Li Ming stood up and accused the government of wrongly issuing the order. After this incident, the Bank of China was able to assert its independence from the Yuan Shih-k'ai regime in Peking and started nearly two decades of tremendous growth as China's largest private bank.When K. P<mask> became a private financial consultant to the Bank of China, he became close to Chang Kia-ngau. K. P<mask> received a long term interbank deposit of 50,000 Yuan from the Bank of China as reserve capital in order to encourage close cooperation between the two banks. Private capital can be used to develop and modernize the country. Insurance and The China Development Bank were established in 1927 by K. P<mask> and Liu Hongsheng. The new group office building was mortgaged to K. P<mask> to raise capital for The China Development Bank. China's Wartime Finance advisor was K. P<mask>. The bank was devoted to consolidate the economy during World War II.K. P<mask> negotiated with the U.S.A. for loans in order to solve the financial problems. The US-China Gold-Silver Agreement was signed in 1936 and the Tien Tin Loan Agreement was signed in 1940. H.H. was the Finance Minister in 1939. The China National Aviation Corporation desperately needs the assistance of the American Commercial Credit for the purchase of four airplanes. K. P<mask> was involved in concluding a contract for the Chinese government to purchase 1,000 trucks from General GM and Chrysler. He made sure that he kept his promises, that he demonstrated integrity, and that China met its commitments, all of which were important to him. Time magazine was published on Monday."Shy, determined Chinese financier K.P." was reported in 1942. <mask> put a feather in his cap. He wired Manhattan's Universal Trading Corp. to pay the final installments of the Export-Import Bank loan before it was due. When Japan controlled its coast, this showed U.S. Treasury officials that China could do business there. When he tried to borrow money from Washington in 1938, democracy was not considered good security, but tung oil was. In order to repay the debt, he founded Universal Trading Corp. in Manhattan to manage tung-oil sales. Foo Shing Trading Corp. in China was organized by him.K. P<mask> contributed to stabilizing the monetary system and raising funds for the war of resistance. K.P. was associated with the communist revolution in mainland China. <mask>'s bank was unable to reestablish its headquarters until 1954. The bank resumed operations in 1964. After the retreat to Taiwan, the only private bank from the mainland was allowed to resume commercial operations. K.P. was born in 1976. Chu Ju-tang became the new chairman of the bank.In December 1941, K. P<mask> and H.H. were together. When war erupted in Asia, Kung, his wife Soong Ai-ling and her sister, Madame Sun Yat-sen were caught in Hong Kong. K. P<mask>, Kung, and Madame Sun were hustled into a plane and flown over the Japanese lines to safety. From the December 22, 1941 issue of Time magazine. The President of the National Government of the Republic of China nominated K. P<mask> to membership of the state council. K. P<mask> believed in the power of people and saw his investment in their development as an investment in the future profits of the bank. He approved an annual budget of 12,000 tael in silver and invited a former manager of the bank to give a lecture to his staff.He set up an educational fund to send senior managers to America to continue their education and practice advanced banking skills. The bank's overseas representative offices were managed by its senior managers. The Chairman of the Cotton Control Commission was K. P<mask>, whose bank had been involved with the cotton industry since its early days. He was close to T. V. Soong, the Minister of Finance and founder and Director of the National Economic Council, whose idea was to make private entrepreneurs and capital a vital part of the CCC's nation-building efforts. The Universal Trading Corporation (UTC), a wholly owned subsidiary of China's Nationalist Government, was formed for the purpose of promoting Sino-American foreign trade. <mask> believed that UTC could be the perfect vehicle for his stewardship of China's postwar economic reconstruction. He put a premium on Sino-American cooperation.The China Committee of International Chamber of Commerce was chaired by K. P<mask>. He was the Chairman of the Foreign Trade Commission. The appeal for U.S. support was signed by K. P<mask>. The United States Department of State has diplomatic papers. There is a statement of policy by the United States in relation to the Far Eastern crisis. K. P<mask> was a major financier. He set up many textile, metals and trading companies.He was on the board of the Yongli Group of Companies. <mask> is one of the most important bankers of the 20th century. "It is almost impossible to describe any significant innovation in the history of modern Chinese banks without mentioning K. P<mask>'s name," says Linsun <mask> in his Banking in Modern China: Entrepreneurs, Professional Managers, and the Development of Chinese. On Monday, Mar. "Middle-aged Banker <mask> (University of Pennsylvania '09) looks so much like a Westerner's idea of a Chinese banker that wily and subtle-minded Americans have difficulty in believing he is as simple and direct as he is." China repaid $2,300,000 of her previous $25,000,000 loan because the U.S. needs tung oil and tin ahead of schedule. His American education and connections, his ability to compete and collaborate with foreign firms, his desire to innovate and explore various business strategies, and his skill at obtaining community and professional support were the most important elements in his success.See the Chinese financial system notes. "Hu Shi and <mask>." Chinese Studies in History was published in 2006 Lee, <mask>-TAK. The Making of Modern Chinese Financial Entrepreneurship was written by Ho Kwong Shing Lawrence. The role of <mask> in China's quest for American monetary aid was discussed in "China's Quest for American Monetary Aid: The Role of <mask>". A thesis.The University of Hong Kong is located in Hong Kong. The year 2010. The China Travel Agency Centre of Asian Studies Department studied the Emergence of Modern Chinese Financial Corporations. Confucian Capitalism? There are corporate values in Republican banking. The Modern China, Vol. is from Louisville. No. 123 was published in July of 1986. Today's announcement follows three months of negotiations with the US financial mission. The credits would be given by the Subcommittee to Investigate the Administration of the... Congress. The Senate. On his return from Chungking to Hong Kong, Mr. Cochran had a talk with the man who wanted to leave the Board. The diary was prepared by the subcommittee to investigate the administration.Congress. The Senate. On April 17, 1942, Mr. KP <mask>, chairman of the Currency Stabilization Board, appeared much older and more fatigued than the year before. Congress. The Senate. The annual production of wood oil, tung oil, is about 44000 tons a year and in about five years, I told him. Solomon Adler, a Treasury Department employee, and Frank Coe, another Treasury Department employee, introduced Chi to the Nationalist.The Amerasia Papers are a clue to the catastrophe of China. The pages were prepared by the Subcommittee. Congress. The Senate. A History of Modern Shanghai Banking: The Rise and Decline of China's Financial Capitalism was written by Zhaojin Ji. Congress. The Senate.The Committee on the Judiciary was formed in 1953. I told him so far as I was told. It is difficult to get 1 public in this country, having arrived with KP <mask>. The Chien brothers and the bankers were part of the Revolution and Development in an Asian Metropolis. The guide to nanking and the Nanyang exposition was published in 1910. The Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations has executive sessions. Congress.The Senate. The head of the Shanghai Commercial Bank was one of the Chinese members of the boards. The Life and Political Economy of Lauchlin Currie: New Dealer, Presidential Advisor and... He recommended that person as an alternative. ... The Cambridge History of China was edited by John K. Fairbank. Congress.The Senate. The Committee on Banking and Currency was formed in 1955. There were three Chinese representatives. The founder and chairman of the Shanghai Commercial and Savings Bank assured the author a year or so ago that the bank's aim was to help. The Chinese Institute of Translation and Research Going to War with Japan was published by the United Publishing Center. Shi ye bu. The person is in China.Ji tao lun chu. The Ministry of Industry was published by the Bureau of Foreign Trade. The Chinese Economic Bulletin is on Page 104. There is a person named "Jing Ji tao lun chu" in China. The Industrial and Commercial Information Bureau is in China. Shi ye bu. The General Managers of the Chekiang Industrial Bank and the Shanghai Commercial and Savings Bank are listed in the Chinese Economic Journal and Bulletin.Shi ye bu. The person is in China. The Managing Directors of the Bank are John H<mask> and KP <mask>. The Board of Directors gave the Chairmanship to Dr. HH Kung. The Chinese Economic Bulletin is published by the Board of Supervisors. There is a person named "Jing Ji tao lun chu" in China. The Industrial and Commercial Information Bureau is in China.Shi ye bu. The Chinese Economic Bulletin is Page 263. There is a person named "Jing Ji tao lun chu" in China. The Industrial and Commercial Information Bureau is in China. Shi ye bu. The Chinese Economic Bulletin is Page 253. There is a person named "Jing Ji tao lun chu" in China.The Industrial and Commercial Information Bureau is in China. Shi ye bu. The Chinese Economic Bulletin is on Page 382. There is a person named "Jing Ji tao lun chu" in China. The Industrial and Commercial Information Bureau is in China. Shi ye bu. Ji ju Lee P.T.The diaries of K.P. were published at a conference in modern China. The conference and publication of the diaries of K.P. were used to study bankers and banking business in modern China. "Tung Oil Wanted" is from the Golden Jubilee Education Fund for Research. Time Inc.'s Nanking correspondent, Frederick Gruin, was in the magazine on Oct. 20, 1947. Time magazine <mask>uangfu Pioneered China's Modern Tourism; Part 2 was published in 1941. Personal papers of <mask> were deposited in the Rare Book and Manuscript Library at Columbia University. Taiwanese people from the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania are members of the 1st Legislative Yuan.

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texts: R. C. O<mask> was a minister in the United States. He may have been the first black editor of a white paper when he became editor of the Daily Sun in Los Angeles. He may have been the first black man to be admitted to the California bar. He was beaten for helping register black voters in Kentucky in 1900 when he was working as a prominent lawyer. He was killed by the same man later that day. <mask>'<mask> was born in St. Kitts on March 31, 1854. After attending compulsory schools until the age of eleven, he was sent to England for private tutoring and then to Trinity College, Oxford University where he studied for three years.He left Oxford without a degree and went on a two year tour of the East Indies. He sailed to New York City after returning to England. He took a six month cruise to South America and the Caribbean as a cabin boy. The tour ended in the West Indies. He settled in New York City in the fall of 1869. He was associated with many people in New York. He worked as a soliciting agent for the New York Star, where Howard was an editor.<mask> was made the city editor of the Progressive American after befriending the editor. He became a US citizen around this time. He supported a Republican presidential candidate in 1876. <mask> was appointed a letter carrier in the New York Post office because of his political efforts. After nine months, he quit his job as a school teacher and moved to Kentucky to study law. He was taught by ex-Congressman <mask> and Kentucky politician Dave Smith. He moved to Decatur, Alabama, where he became principal of a public school.He continued to study law in Memphis. He was admitted to the bar in January of 1880. He was admitted to the bar in Virginia in the 19th century. He owned and edited a number of papers throughout the country, including the Colored Citizen in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, the Chronicle in Evansville, Indiana, and the Negro American in Alabama. The Robert Brown was incorporated together with A. L. Scott, <mask>, George Turner, J. H. Thompson, Sandy Goodloe, D. A. Williams, William R. Pettiford, and J. T. Jones. He wrote pamphlets about African-American history and issues. He spoke out against lynchings and violence against blacks.<mask> was forced to leave Arkansas and Alabama because of his outspokenness. His work was published in an anthology of African American poetry in 1992. <mask> was an editor for the Los Angeles Observer and the San Francisco Sentinel in California. He was the editor of the Daily Sun in Los Angeles. <mask> may have been the first black man to edit a white journal. He was the first black man to be admitted to the bar in California. He may have been the first black lawyer to visit Oregon.<mask> is said to have been admitted to the bar in 12 states. <mask> married Lula M<mask> in December of 1892. They had two children. <mask>, who was ordination in the African Methodist Episcopal Church, was nominated to the position of the United States House of Representatives in 1895. <mask> and his family returned to Kentucky in 1897 where he edited the Lexington Standard. He was an attorney for <mask> "Tallow Dick" <mask> in the assassination of William Goebel. He was murdered while helping to register blacks to vote.He chastised a white man for harassing a group of black men. Moynahan was arrested for assault after he beat <mask> with a revolver. Moynahan went to <mask>'s house to wait for his return after he was released from jail. <mask> ran when he saw Moynahan. <mask> was shot in the back six times. The case was dismissed after Moynahan pleaded not-guilty for reasons of self defense. His life is the subject of historic fiction in a novel by Joseph G. Anthony.<mask> was buried in a cemetery. 2. A monument was dedicated to him in 1910. <mask>, R. C. O. Poetic gems was published in Charlottesville, Va. <mask>, R. C. O. The Historical Survey of the Island of San Domingo from the Discovery of the Island by <mask> in 1492 to the Death of Toussaint in 1803 is contained in Life of Toussaint L'Ouverture: Warrior and Statesman. There is a new edition of Vol.1. The Evening Express Print Company was founded in 1888. <mask>, R. C. O. A book for girls. The Book and Job Printers are in San Francisco. <mask>, R. C. O. The method of its solution was delivered at the A.M.E. Zion Church in Portland, Oregon.George E. Watkins Souvenir and Directory Publishing Co. was founded in San Francisco in 1891. <mask>, R. C. O. There is a statistical record of lawless doings. Los Angeles, California. The American Negro's pocket history from 1863 to 1894 was written by R. C. O. <mask>. Trint was from Providence, Rhode Island. <mask>, R. C. O.Light after darkness is an up-to-date history of the American Negro. 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texts: The American country music artist, composer, and former American football player is named <mask>. After graduating from the Pennsylvania State University, where he played defensive lineman for the Penn State Nittany Lions football team, he went to college in the United States. He earned trips to the Pro Bowl after the 1972 and 1973 seasons, before retiring after the 1974 season. He co-written several hit singles for country music artists, including "Stranger in My House", which won aGrammy Award for Best Country Song in 1984. Two studio albums were released for Columbia Records by <mask>. He had seven singles on the Hot Country Singles & Tracks chart as a singer, including the number one hit "Walk on Faith". He was a captain on both the Nittany Lions that went 22-0 in 1968 and 1969.The tackle was a unanimous All-America choice and All-East selection in 1969 as he led Penn State's defense with 89 tackles. He won the Outland Trophy as the best College football interior lineman in 1969 and finished fifth in the Heisman Trophy balloting. In 1967, the year he won the Eastern title, he wrestled at Penn State. In Penn State's production of Guys and Dolls, he played Big Julie, a Chicago mobster. The Cincinnati Bengal's first-round selection in the 1970 NFL Draft was <mask>. The team made the playoffs in its third season. In 1971 he established himself as one of the best pass-rushers in the league by recording 12 sacks, a figure he repeated in 1972.In 1971 he was a consensus All-AFC selection and the following year he was a consensus All-Pro as well as being voted consensus All-AFC again. He recorded 13 sacks in 1973. He was a second-team All-Pro by the Associated Press and the Pro Football Writers Association. For the third year in a row, he was a consensus All-AFC. Due to injuries, he only recorded seven sacks in 1974, bringing his career total to 49. He was once again an All-AFC selection by Pro Football Weekly. The team's sacks were an unofficial stat, but the team's leading sacker was retired as the leading sacker in the team's short history.He made two trips to the Pro Bowl before retiring due to injuries and his desire to focus on a music career. He received the NFL Alumni Career Achievement Award in 1996. He was elected to the College Football Hall of Fame in 1987 and received the Walter Camp "Alumnus of the Year" award in 1987. The NCAA Silver Anniversary Award was given to him in 1995. The 40th anniversary of the All-Time team was in 2007. He was a part of the 50th anniversary All-Time Team. After graduating from Pennsylvania State University in 1969 with a degree in music, he began his career as a pianist.After abandoning his football career, he formed a band and began playing at a Holiday Inn location across the Ohio River from Cincinnati, then abandoned the idea of performing in bands and began playing solo at the Blind Lemon. He lived in Mount Lookout and drove Eastern Avenue daily. Jerry Jeff Walker became the first artist to record a <mask> song when he recorded "Eastern Avenue River Railway Blues" in 1978. In 1980, when he moved to Nashville, he became known as an in-demand writer. Larry Gatlin helped with his career as a writer. "Stranger in My House" was the winner of the Best Country Song at the 1984Grammy Awards. Some of the compositions that would be contributed to artists include Marie Osmond, Tucker, and Raye.In the 1980s and 1990s, he wrote 12 No. Alabama's "Forever's as Far as I'll Go" was their 29th number one country hit. He was a guest vocalist on "Old Folks". There were 2 hits from early 1988. Bonnie Raitt's standard "I Can't Make You Love Me" was co-written by him and Allen Shamblin. Columbia Records signed a recording artist in 1990. His debut album produced a No.The album's other singles were not as successful as the lead-off single, "Walk on Faith". Two of his singles missed the Top 40 on his second album. A third album, New Direction Home, was released two decades later in 2012 by the small Off Row Records label and is available on the internet as well as in an mp3 download. A House Divided was a musical about the Civil War. A 1997 winner of the Academy of Arts and Letters' 'Richard Rodgers Award for Musical Theater', he wrote more musicals over the next two decades. The Last Day was a musical theater production that was co-written with the NYU Tisch School of Performing Arts assistant dean. In 2005, he was in the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame.Music videos References External links 1947 births Living people 20th-century American singers All-American college football players

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texts: The French composer, who was born in March 1932, died in December 2020. Before and after the First World War, <mask>'s mother was a choir conductor at the Paris Opera and her father was a good violinist and violist. He was part of a group called Les that had formed with other people. He studied piano and music theory in Paris and wrote a string quartet for his family. He met a number of people at Lucette Descaves, where he met Claude Delvincourt. He followed Jules Gentil's piano class and studied harmony with Jacques de La Presle and Nol Gallon. He won the 2nd Prix de Rome in 1955 and the 1st Grand Prix of Rome in 1957.The Villa Médicis was where <mask> stayed for 40 months, during which he wrote a quartet for saxophones, Les chants de la jungle, and an Ouverture pour orchestre de chambre. Back in France, he wrote scores for television shows Présence du passé, for short films and also feature films and was appointed, in 1963, professor of solfege for instrumentalists at the Conservatoire de Paris, and a little later, in 1971, harmony teacher in the same establishment He taught there until the end of 1999. He retired in northern Brittany and is still working on his production. Sonate pour violon et piano was written in 1951. Ouverture  la franaise for 2 pianos was written in 1955. The 1957 edition of Récitatif et air for clarinet and piano was written by Alphonse Leduc. Capriccio rustique was written for the oboe and piano.Suite en trois mouvements: Ouverture, Sarabande and Gigue pour grand orchestre. Pavane et saltarelle was written for trumpet and piano. Ricordi was a comedy for tuba and piano. The Diptyque for obo and piano was written by Max Eschig. Mozart's concerto de piano K491 de Mozart was written in 1965, and is available in the 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 2 pieces for double bass and piano were written in 1966. Trois pices pour Les percussions was published in 1967.There are differences for viola and piano. Rideau Rouge, 1969: Réversibilité for violin and piano. Obliques for cello and piano were written in 1972 by Rideau Rouge. Incantation et danse for flute and piano was published in 1973. Jacques Thibaud wrote about Magyar for violin and piano. Sonate pour Les Deux Saxophones, Soprano and Bariton was written in 1974 in Rideau Rouge. The song "Scherzo pour cor et piano" was written in 1975.Le jardin de Gabriel Six evocations for violin and piano were written by Max Eschig. The last saxophone alto et piano was in Rideau Rouge. There were hallucinations for the piano and the bassoon. E.M.I. is a Peermusic. The progressive pieces for young pianists were written in 1979. The tude-expression for quintet with clarinet was written by Kercoz. E.M.I.Variations pour hautbois et piano were written in 1981 Rhapsodie pour saxophone alto et piano was written by Billaudot. The Large Organ was written by Choudens in 1986. The 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 888-666-1846 Partita pour violoncelle solo was written by Kercoz. The 1st Grand Prix de Rome was held in 1957. There are links to personal websites of people from Neuilly-sur-Seine, 20th-century French composers and 21st-century French film score composers.

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texts: A member of the Medici family, <mask><mask> was an Italian politician, writer, and dramatist. He killed his cousin, the Duke of Florence, in 1537. He was murdered in reprisal for his actions. <mask> lost his father when he was eleven years old. He was raised by his mother at the Villa del Trebbio along with his brother Giuliano and sisters Laudomia and Maddalena. His mother moved to Venice with Giuliano and the future Cosimo I de<mask> to escape the Landsknechts. One year after the Sack of Rome weakened Pope Clement VII, the Medici were expelled from Florence.Some of the ancient statues of the Arch of Constantine were decapitated in 1534 by Lorenzino. The Pope was angry with Lorenzino because he had promised to condemn the vandal to death. <mask> was kicked out of Rome after this inexplicable action. Lorenzino had a close relationship with his cousin Alessandro de<mask>, who became lord of Florence in 1530 and duke in 1532. The authenticity of their friendship is questionable and their relationship had more than one dark side. The duke sided against Lorenzino in a legal dispute over the inheritance of Pierfrancesco the Elder, Lorenzino's great-grandfather, which caused substantial financial damage to Lorenzino. Margaret of Parma, the natural daughter of the Emperor Charles V. was killed by Lorenzino in the year 1537.According to most historians, the woman was Caterina Soderini, wife of Leonardo Ginori, but others think it was Laudomia, Lorenzino's sister. When <mask> came back with his servant Piero di Giovannabate, he was completely defenceless since he had previously sent away his men. The duke was killed by the two men who attacked him with swords and daggers, even though he reacted ferociously and fought with all his might. Many hypotheses have been proposed to explain the reasons for the murder, from personal resentment caused by jealousy or patrimonial reasons, to Lorenzino's desire to make a sensational gesture to immortality. <mask> stated in his famous Apology that he killed the duke to free Florence from the man that many considered to be a tyrant. The Florentine republican exiles believed Lorenzino to be a hero since he could have made the return of the Republic possible. Benedetto Varchi, a leading figure in the republican exiles, compared <mask>'s actions to those of Julius Caesar.After the murder, Lorenzino took the horses he had previously prepared and left Florence along with Piero and another servant. Silvestro Aldobrandini, a republican exile, did not believe him when he arrived in Bologna. The leader of the exiles promised Lorenzino that he would marry his sons Piero and Roberto to Lorenzino's sisters Laudomia and Maddale, and <mask> continued his journey until he reached Venice. Iacopo Nardi and Benedetto Varchi were two famous exiles who said that Lorenzino was better than Brutus. The sculptor Jacopo Sansovino promised to dedicate a statue to Lorenzino, who was praised by the poet Luigi Alamanni. The Medici family's main branch was extinguished after Alessandro's death. The lack of a suitable lineal descendant created the conditions for the rise to power of the seventeen-year-old Cosimo, a member of the cadet branch of the family who was chosen as the new duke with the approval of the Holy Roman Emperor Charles V.On February 16, 1537, he left Venice to go to Constantinople with the Ottoman ambassador and his son. The decision to leave Italy was due to the risk of being killed and to a diplomatic mission to the Ottoman Sultan Suleiman the Magnificent on behalf of the King of France. The battle of Montemurlo ended the hopes of Filippo Strozzi and the other exiles. Filippo was taken prisoner. According to the official version, he died in 1538 after being tortured in the attempt to establish a connection between him and the Duke's assassination. In September 1537 <mask> went to France, to the court of Francis I of France, where he could count on the political support of the king and on the generosity of many Florentines, especially his maternal uncle, the bishop of Saintes Giuliano Soderini. In this period, Lorenzino went frequently to Italy and carried out important political-diplomatic missions on behalf of Francis I.He was in Italy from February to July 1542 to act as a go-between for the king and the Florentine exiles in Venice. After death, Lorenzino returned to Venice, where he established a friendship with the papal legate Giovanni Della Casa. Lorenzino was more vulnerable in Venice than in France because of a nest of imperial and Medici spies. Between the end of 1547 and the beginning of 1548, almost all of the Florentines left Venice and moved to France, leaving Lorenzino isolated. Lorenzino was murdered in Venice by two hired killers. A detailed account of the deed was left by one of them. New research has shown that the Medici secretary, Giovanni Francesco Lottini, did not play a part in the murder.<mask>'s assassination was thought to have been ordered by Duke Cosimo I as revenge for the murder of his predecessor. According to a new study, the entire operation was orchestrated by the Emperor Charles V, who could not forgive the death of his son-in-law, the husband of his daughter Margaret. The ambassador in Venice, Juan Hurtado de Mendoza, was in charge of the operation and it was Charles V who explicitly ordered the murder. <mask> was a writer. He explained in his Apology that he had killed the duke for the love of liberty, following in the footsteps of one of Julius Caesar's assassins. The Apology is a masterpiece of anti-tyrannical thought and one of the loftiest examples of Renaissance eloquence. A few days after the murder, it was written in two different versions, the first of which is not very different from the definitive one.Aridosia was written around 1535 and was successfully presented in Florence, first at the Spedale dei Tessitori and later at Palazzo Medici. The anti-tyrannical spirit of <mask> inspired Alfred de Musset to write a play about him. There are references to Dall' Aglio. "Solving a Renaissance Murder Mystery." pp 38–49. The Duke's assassin is Dall' Aglio. Exile and Death of <mask> de<mask> is a book.Other languages include Bredekamp, Horst, and L'art. 95–115. I presunto colpevole. There is a book titled "Giovan Francesco Lottini e l'assassinio di Lorenzino de' Medici'". 840–856. 'Nota sulla redazione e sulla datazione dell' Apologia di Lorenzino de' <mask>' was published in 'Bibliothque d'Humanisme et Renaissance'. 23–41."La giovinezza di Lorenzino de' <mask>" was written by Ferrai. 7/12/12 <mask> de<mask> e la societ cortigiana del Cinquecento was written by Ferrai. Racconto della morte di Lorenzino de<mask>, tratto da una relazione del capitano. 332–345 There is an entry on <mask> de<mask> on The Weekly Standard.

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texts: The timekeeper, also known as <mask>i and Koca Saati, was an Ottoman astronomer and author. He is considered the founder of the Ottoman tradition because of his work on astronomy and timekeeping. He was one of the pioneers of astronomy literature in Ottoman Turkish, instead of Arabic which was more common in the Islamic world. He produced most of his writing while he was the muwaqqit attached to the Mosque of Selim I in Istanbul. He was appointed to the office of mneccimba in 1560 or later. Istanbul, the capital of the Ottoman Empire, was where the early life of <mask> 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 The astronomer Mirim elebi and the religious timekeeper Muhammad al-Qunawi were his teachers.He was appointed as the muwaqqit of the Mosque of Selim I when he was young. Most of his works were produced during this time. The scientific language of the Islamic World at the time was Arabic, but he wrote mostly in Ottoman Turkish. To popularise the field of astronomy in the Ottoman state, to make it accessible to more students, and to facilitate the mention of non-Arabic place names, this decision was made. Many of his works were dedicated to Sultan Suleiman the Magnificent and his grand viziers, and this application was made possible by the use of Turkish. The historian of science hsan Fazlolu said that the high number of copies of his works was an indication of the success of his attempt to reach a wider audience. Up to the middle of the 19th century, his works were used as textbooks in the offices of the muwaqqits.Their style of writing is easy to understand and apply, and they have a high level of geometry. I'lam al-'ibad fi a'lam al-bilad is a book of mathematical geography written in Ottoman Turkish. There is a list of 100 major cities from Morocco to China, and the coordinates, distance from Istanbul, and the direction of Mecca of each city. It was written in 1525 and dedicated to Suleiman. His work on geography, Tuhfat az-zaman wa-kharidat al-awan, was written in Ottoman Turkish. Astronomers Jaghmini, Qadizade al-Rumi, and Zakariya al-Qazwini, as well as the zoologist Al-Damiri, worked on it. His works were about astronomy.The horizontal quadrant, which according to <mask> was his own invention, was dedicated to the grand vizier Pargal Ibrahim. Kifayat al-qanu' fi al-'amal bi'r-rub' al-maqtu was a commentary on the works of an earlier muwaqqit. His other works, Kifayat al-waqt, also known as Risala fi al-muqantarat, was written in Turkish and describes an instrument called the Astrolabic quadrant. There are 120 copies of this work in various libraries. The science of timekeeping is discussed by his Tashil al-miqat. The work is in 100 copies of five different versions and appeared to have been continuously updated. In the work Hall da'irat mu'addil al-nahar, he describes another instrument, al-mujayyab al-afaqi, which is used for the coordinates of Istanbul.His longest work was Risalat al-asturlab al-Selimi, "Selim's Treatise on the Astrolabe", which was written in 1544. After 1560, he was appointed mneccimba (or munajjim-bashi, "head astrologer"), the highest office for astronomy in the Ottoman Empire. He held the post until his death in 1571. According to the Turkish explorer, he was the primary reference for the science of timekeeping in the Ottoman Empire. He was also known as Koca Saati, the great timekeeper, because of the title al-muwaqqit and mneccimba. Sultan Selim II appointed Taqi ad-Din Muhammad <mask>'ruf as his successor after he returned to Istanbul in 1570. One of the most important Ottoman astronomer was <mask> <mask>.He is considered to be the founder of the Ottoman tradition because of his works on timekeeping and astronomy. He was one of the first authors of astronomy in Turkish. TheAstronomers of the Ottoman Empire People from Istanbul 16th-century births 1571 deaths 16th-century people of the Ottoman Empire 16th-century scientists 16th-century writers

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texts: During the reign of her husband Emperor Taizu of Liao (Yel Abaoji), the nickname Yueliduo was given to her. She was the empress dowager until her death in 953. She was involved in two imperial successions and is credited with changing expectations of widows. <mask> was born in 879. Shul Nuosi was said to be the great-great-grandfather of her. Her father was named Shul Pogu, who was a member of the Khitan Yaonian clan. Her mother was said to be the granddaughter of Yel Abaoji's grandfather, who would make her and Yel Abaoji cousins.It is not known when she married Yel Abaoji. She had three sons, Yel Abaoji, Yel Deguang, and Yel Lihu. Yel Abaoji declared himself emperor of a new Liao dynasty after he consolidated the power of the Khitan tribes. She was described as brave, resolute, and full of strategies, often participating in Emperor Taizu's military decisions. There was a time when Emperor Taizu attacked the Dangxiang in the desert. He was in charge of the headquarters. Two Shiwei tribes decided to raid the Khitan headquarters after hearing that he was away.She put her army on an ambush posture, crushing them when they arrived. She became well-known among the nomadic people. She refused to bow to her mother and her mother-in-law, but instead received their bows and stated, "I only bow to Heaven, not to people." At that time, the prince of Jin, Li Cunxu, was locked in a war against his archrival, and he sought an alliance with the Khitan. Emperor Taizu was urged to attack Jin by the general Lu Wenjin. Two coups took place within the domain of Jin allies, as the prince of Zhao was assassinated and his adoptive son took control of the domain. The person sought aid from the other person.Wang Yu was the biological son of Wang Chuzhi and was encouraged by Emperor Taizu to use the chance to take control of both domains. Taizu launched his army south. The operation was opposed by Shul. The Jin army defeated the Khitan army and forced them to withdraw. Emperor Taizu launched a major attack on Balhae. Yel Deguang was given the title of "Imperial King Ren", while Yel Bei was given the title of "Young King Ren", both at the same time. It was said that this campaign was done with the help of Empress Shul's strategies.After conquering Balhae, Emperor Taizu died. At that time with Yel Bei at Dongan, she gathered the wives of many generals and officials that she considered difficult to control, and stated to them, "I am now a widow." You should be like me. She gathered their husbands and asked if they missed the Emperor. The Emperor has shown us a lot of grace. We miss him. She said, "Go see him if you miss him."She killed them. Yel Anduan, Taizu's younger brother who was temporarily in charge at Dongdan, was escorted by the Emperor to the capital Linhuang. She wanted to divert the succession away from Yel Deguang, as she had favored him. She called an assembly of the chiefs, along with Yel Deguang and Yel Bei, and stated that she didn't know which one to make emperor. By holding his rein, you can decide which one to support. The chiefs knew that she favored Yel Deguang and rushed to him. She then declared him emperor.Yel Bei, angry over this turn of events, took several hundred soldiers and wanted to flee to Later Tang, but was stopped by the border guards. Empress Shul did not punish him. During Emperor Taizong's reign, it was said that Empress Shul made the key decisions for the state. She had him marry her niece. The emperor had several clans that produced consorts for his line change their names to Xiao. Emperor Taizong would not eat if she were unable to eat due to an illness. The ethnic Han official was commissioned to be a chancellor.She sent an emissary to Later Tang to report Emperor Taizu's death. She continued to carry out killings that she considered difficult to control. "Deliver a message to the Emperor for me!" she would often say. She would execute them after they arrived at Taizu's tomb. After hundreds of people were killed in this way, she sent a person to do it. He refused. She said that he was a close attendant of the Emperor.Why don't you go? "No one was closer to you than you," he said. I will go next if you go. She said that she was willing to follow the Emperor below ground. My son is young and weak. I can't go because the state needs a leader. She cut off one of her hands and ordered that she be buried at Taizu's tomb.Zhao was spared after this event. She came up with the idea of cutting off one of her hands because she wanted to die at Emperor Taizu's death. Later Tang general Shi Jingtang overthrew Li Congke and established a new state of Later Jin, which was subservient to the Liao. When one of the Later Tang generals that Emperor Taizong captured, Zhao Dejun the military governor of Lulong Circuit, was delivered to the emperor, she pointed out his hypocrisy in claiming to want to defend the Later Tang. She pointed out that Shi, as part of his agreement with Emperor Taizong to cede 16 prefectures to Khitan, had already been ceded to her. Shi Jingtang referred to himself as "Son Emperor" and "Father Emperor" when he honoured Emperor Taizong. Shi Chonggui refused to submit to Emperor Taizong as a subject, only referring to himself as "grandson", after Shi Jingtang's death and succession by his nephew.He had Liao merchants arrested and their assets seized. War broke out between the states. The empress wasn't in favor of war against Later Jin. The peace negotiations between Emperor Taizong and Shi Conggui were unsuccessful. The territory Shi Jingtang previously ceded to Liao was to be attacked by the Later Jin general. Du's army was surrounded by Emperor Taizong and he surrendered. Later Jin's capital Kaifeng was attacked by him.Because the army had been given to Du, Shi Chonggui surrendered. Taizong claimed to be the emperor for the former Later Jin territory. Wine, delicacies, and fruits from the Khitan lands were sent to him. He stood up and said that the wine she sent was bestowed by the emperor. I don't want to drink it sitting down. After facing many rebellions against his rule in the former Later Jin lands, Emperor Taizong decided to return to Liao proper. He died when he became ill on the way.He did not weep when he received his casket. She stated, "When all of the tribes are peaceful, I will then bury you." During Emperor Shizong's and Emperor Muzong's reigns, the will would soon be challenged. She wanted Yel Lihu to succeed Emperor Taizong. After Emperor Taizu's death, the Khitan chieftains remembered how she had slaughtered many and decided to support Yel Bei's son Yel Ruan the Prince of Yongkang. He headed toward Linhuang. Emperor Shizong's progress was resisted by troops under her.Yel Lihu, in command of these troops, was defeated by Emperor Shizong's forward commanders Yel Anduan and YelLiuge, and she then negotiated a peace agreement accepting Emperor Shizong as emperor. She was put under house arrest at Emperor Taizu's tomb. She died there during the reign of Emperor Muzong. Neither Shizong nor Muzong lifted her house arrest or honored her as grand empress dowager because they resented her for supporting Lihu. She was buried with Emperor Taizu. In the first succession, she dominated the court, as well as making other contributions to the culture. The expectations of widows are important.Women were expected to sacrifice themselves. She did not do that, but she did give an example for other women. The Ethnic Han empress dowagers of the era were expected to wield their influence behind the scenes. The Han women had a lower status than the Khitan women in the tenth century. The empress wields her influence in the court of her husband as well as that of her son. Work references the History of Liao. There is abaoutbaoutbaoutbaoutbaoutbaoutbaoutbaoutbaoutbaoutbaoutbaoutbaoutbaoutbaoutbaoutbaoutbaoutbaoutbaoutbaoutbaoutbaoutbaoutbaoutbaoutbaoutbaoutbaoutbaoutbaoutbaoutbaoutbaoutbaoutbaoutbaoutbaoutbaoutbaoutbaoutbaoutbaoutbaoutbaoutbaoutbaoutbaoutbaoutbaoutbaoutbaoutbaoutbaoutbaoutThere are three vols. 281, 281, 281, 281, 281, 281, 281, 281, 281, 281, 281, 281, 281, 281, 281, 281, 281, 281, 281, 281, 281, 281, 281, 281, 281, 281, 281, 281, 281, The Liao dynasty empresses 10th-century women rulers Chinese amputees.


texts: The first great Italian painter of the Italian Renaissance, Tommaso di Ser Giovanni di Simone, was born on December 21, 1401 and died in 1428. According to Vasari, <mask> was the best painter of his generation because of his skill at imitating nature, recreating realistic figures and movements as well as a convincing sense of three-dimensionality. He used nudes and foreshortenings in his figures. This had not been done before him. Maso is a humorous version of Tommaso, meaning "clumsy" or "messy". The name may have been created to distinguish him from Maso, who was also called Masolino. Despite his brief career, he had a profound influence on other artists and is thought to have started the Early Italian Renaissance in painting with his works in the mid- and late 1420s.He used vanishing point in art for the first time in his painting and was one of the first to use linear perspective. He moved away from the International Gothic style and elaborate ornamentation of artists like Gentile da Fabriano to a more naturalistic mode that employed perspective and chiaroscuro for greater realism. The exact circumstances of Masaccio's death are not known. Filippo Brunelleschi said that they had suffered a great loss. San Giovanni Valdarno is a part of the province of Arezzo, Tuscany and was where <mask> was born. The town of Barberino di Mugello is a few miles north of Florence. His family name is derived from the trade of his paternal grandfather Simone and granduncle Lorenzo, who were carpenters.When <mask> was five years old, his father died and his brother was born. He was going to become a painter with the nickname of lo Scheggia. Tedesco di maestro Feo had several daughters, one of whom grew up to marry the only other documented painter from Castel San Giovanni, Mariotto di Cristofano. Renaissance painters traditionally began an apprenticeship with an established master around the age of 12. <mask> would have had to move to Florence to receive his training, but he was not documented in the city until he joined the painters guild on January 7, 1422. The Virgin and Child with Saint Anne (Sant'Anna Metterza) is one of the first works attributed to Masaccio. The altarpiece was discovered in the church of San Giovenale, which is close to Masaccio's hometown.There is a depiction of the Virgin and Child with angels in the central panel. There are two people on the left panel. It's called Juvenal. Anthony Abbot is in the right panel. The painting is badly abraded and has lost much of its original framing. Masaccio's concern to suggest three-dimensionality through volumetric figures and foreshortened forms stands as a revival of Giotto's approach, rather than a continuation of contemporary trends. The second work was a collaboration between Masaccio and Masolino da Panicale.1436) The division of hands in the Virgin and Child with Saint Anne is so marked that it is hard to see the older artist as the controlling figure, since Masolino was considerably older. The figure of St. Anne and the angels that hold the cloth of honor are believed to have been painted by Masolino. Masolino's figures are delicate, graceful and somewhat flat, while <mask>'s are solid and hefty. Masaccio could study the works of Giotto and become friends with Brunelleschi and Donatello. The altarpiece for the Carmelite Church in Pisa shows <mask> freed of all Gothic and Byzantine influence after he traveled to Rome with Masolino. The traces of influences from ancient Roman and Greek art that are present in some of Masaccio's works should have been present in a lost Sagra, a fresco commissioned for the consecration ceremony.The cloister was rebuilt at the end of the 16th century. The Brancacci Chapel in the church of Santa Maria was painted by the "duo preciso e noto" of <mask> and Masolino. The chapel was left unfinished and Filippino Lippi completed it in the 1480s, despite the fact that the painting began around 1425. The temptation and expulsion of Adam and Eve are depicted in two scenes on either side of the threshold of the chapel space. The frescoes recount the life of St Peter as if it were the story of salvation. Giotto's influence is shown in the style of Masaccio's scenes. There is a strong impression of naturalism throughout the paintings, as figures are large, heavy, and solid, and emotions are expressed through faces and gestures.Masaccio uses chiaroscuro, which is the representation of form through light and color without outlines, and linear and atmospheric perspective, which is the representation of form through light and color. His frescoes are more realistic than those of his predecessor. Adam and Eve were chased from the garden by an angel in the works of the chapel. Adam covers his face to show his shame, while Eve covers her breasts and groin. Michelangelo's work was influenced by the fresco. The Tribute Money depicts Jesus and the Apostles as neo-classical Archetypes. The shadows of the figures all fall away from the chapel window, which is an added stroke of verisimilitude and further tribute to Masaccio's innovative genius.He painted a pavement in perspective, which was framed by large buildings to create a three-dimensional space in which the figures are placed. He was the first to apply the newly discovered rules of perspective. Masolino went to Hungary in September of 1425. It is not known if this was because of money or artistic differences. Masolino needed a close ally who could continue the work after he left. The frescoes were left unfinished in 1426 in order to respond to other commissions. The painter sought work elsewhere because his finances were not enough to pay for any more work.It is thought that the painting was damaged later in the century because it contained portraits of the Brancacci family. Filippino Lippi completed the painting more than fifty years later. Vasari's biography tells us about some of the scenes that were lost in the fire. The parts were blackened by smoke. The original appearance of the work was revealed when marble slabs were removed from two areas of the paintings. On February 19, 1426, <mask> was commissioned by Giuliano di Colino degli Scarsi da San Giusto to paint a major altarpiece, the Pisa Altarpiece, for his chapel in the church of Santa Maria. The work was dismantled and dispersed in the 18th century, and only a small number of original panels have been found.The National Gallery in London has the central panel of the altarpiece. The work features a sculpture and human Madonna as well as a depiction of her throne, which is very damaged. The Brancacci Chapel was still being worked on by Masaccio when he was in Florence. Donatello worked in Pisa at a monument for Cardinal Rinaldo Brancacci, who was to be sent to Naples. Brunelleschi's more scientific approach to perspective is thought to be the reason why <mask>'s first ventures in perspective were based on Donatello's sculpture. Holy Trinity was created for the Dominican church of Santa Maria Novella in Florence. No contemporary documents record the patron of the fresco, but recently references to ownership of a tomb at the foot of the fresco have been found in the records of the Berti family of the Santa Maria Novella Quarter of Florence.The male patron is left of the Virgin in the painting, while his wife is right of St. John the Evangelist. The fresco, considered by many to be <mask>'s masterwork, is the earliest surviving painting to use systematic linear perspective. Masaccio created a rough drawing of the composition and perspective lines on the wall. The fresco was made using fresh plaster on the drawing. To ensure the precise transfer of the perspective lines from the sketch to the plaster, Masaccio inserted a nail in at the vanishing point under the cross and attached strings to it, which he pressed in (or carved into) the plaster. There are still marks from the works. Above an image of a skeleton lying on a sarcophagus is an image of sacred figures and donors.An inscription carved into the wall above the skeleton reads, "I once was what now you are and what I am, you shall yet be." The skeleton is a reference to Adam, whose sin brought humans to death and reminded viewers that their time on earth is fleeting. The fresco suggests that one can overcome death through faith in the Trinity. There is a dove above Jesus. The Golgotha chapel can be seen in the Church of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem. Masolino frescoed a chapel with scenes from the life of St. Catherine in the Basilica di San Clemente, but the Nativity and Annunciation were lost. Even though it is possible that he contributed to Masolino's polyptych for the altar of Santa Maria Maggiore with his panel portraying St. John the Baptist, it has never been confirmed.At the end of 1428. He was poisoned by a rival painter according to a legend. There are only four frescoes from <mask>'s hand that still exist today, although many other works have been partially attributed to him. Others are thought to have been destroyed. The Early Italian Renaissance in painting is thought to have begun with the influence of Legacy Masaccio. In order to learn the precepts and rules for painting well, all Florentine "sculptors and painters" studied his frescoes extensively. He changed the direction of Italian painting, moving it away from the idealizations of Gothic art, and presenting it as part of a more profound, natural, and humanist world.Many artists were influenced by <mask> while he was alive. His influence is notable in the works of Florentine minor masters, such as Giovanni dal Ponte, who attempted to replicate his glowing, lifelike forms. The John G. Johnson Collection: A History and Selected Works is a Philadelphia Museum of Art free digital publication. People from the Province of Arezzo are painters from the Republic of Florence.

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texts: <mask> was an American architect who was based in New York City. The first steel-framed building in the world and the first skyscraper in New York City were designed by him. This technique was widely used in the United States. Atlanta's Cotton States and International Exposition of 1895, the Flatiron Building in Atlanta, and many railroad stations were all designed by him. The son of civil engineer and banker <mask> and his wife Marie Antoinette was born in New York. Jasper W<mask> was a justice with the New York Supreme Court. He attended Siglar's School in Newburg.He had private tutors at home in Irvington, New York to help him get ready to attend Yale University instead of his father's alma mater. <mask> decided to forgo college so he could learn architecture. He was a student at J. Cleveland Cady in New York City for five years. <mask> was an architect for the New York, Lake Earie and Western Railroad. <mask>'s work with the railroad earned him a reputation for being original. He preferred Romanesque style and featured "sinuous, interlaced patterns, virtuoso brickwork and deep red color effects." <mask> opened a firm at 1 Broadway in New York City that specialized in railroad and public buildings.It doesn't cost much to design a building that is architecturally correct, quiet, and has the effect of constructional outlines in place of fancy "ginger-bread" work. <mask> designed apartment buildings, churches, clubs, exhibition buildings, hospitals, hotels, houses, and office buildings throughout his career. <mask> did more than just design buildings, he also managed the projects and visited the construction sites, this was documented in newspapers articles announcing his arrival in town to check on the progress of the projects. He designed residences for William H. Baldwin, Jr., who was president of the Long Island Railroad, and Alfred Skitt, who was president of the New York City Interborough Railway Company. <mask> was an architect with the New York, Lake Erie & Western Railroad. His railroad clients included the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad, Boston & Maine Railroad, Central Railroad of New Jersey, Concord and Montreal Railroad, Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad, Georgia Railroad Company, Grand Rapids and Indiana Railroad, and Illinois Central. He designed the railway station in 1901.The National Railroad of Mexico was designed by him. The Illinois Central Terminus was built in nine months for the 1893 World's Columbian Exposition. <mask>'s solution was to increase the size of the station and give it strong Romanesque details, as the first impression gained of the building by the general public would be regarding its general. It needs to be impressive at a distance. The lobby and offices were connected via a pneumatic tube service. The first three stories were built from dark speckled granite. There was a coppery dome on the roof.<mask> was told to fireproof the building. The building's adjacent tower was used as a series of fire-proof vaults. The clock tower was also functional. The project cost over a million dollars, including the passenger station, waiting rooms, restaurant, office building, and a train shed. The world's largest waiting room is 100 feet high and 150 feet wide. The structure was demolished in 1974. <mask> was the architect for the 1898 remodel of New York City's Grand Central Terminal, a project started in 1892 where "no expense is to be spared in making the building attractive." The actual cost was around $175,000.The Romanesque style building was designed by <mask>. There were bronze panels and bay windows on the second story of the building. The lower level was made of granite and limestone. There were pneumatic tubes that connected the lobby to the offices, as well as tiled floors and deeply paneled ceilings. The current Grand Central Station replaced this building in 1913. <mask> believes that the structure should be comfortable, functional, and aesthetically pleasing so as to be an asset to the community. <mask> wrote in Engineering Magazine that no excuse should exempt a railroad company from being friendly to locals.Public buildings in Queen Anne are both expensive to construct and to maintain. <mask> designed an exhibition building for the World's Columbian Exposition in Chicago for his clients the New York Central and Hudson River Railroad. Photographs and sketches of <mask>'s work on railroad station architecture were on display in the exhibit inside the building. <mask> received a gold medal for a new type of American architecture. The exhibit illustrations were published as a book in 1895. Railroad buildings were an excellent place to show modern architecture because they had been overlooked in the past. <mask> was hired to design the Mason Stables by Edmund Coffin Jr., a prominent real estate investor and lawyer in New York City.The project took three years to complete and was divided into two phases. The Mason Stables were one of the largest livery stables in New York City. There were 158 stalls and room for more than 300 carriages in the stables. The building was decorated with some Celtic-style ornaments, repeating patterns in orange-yellow and orange-red brick, and rows of repeating slender windows. The stables were a field of dreams with orange, red and yellow masonry. The New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission says that the structure was skillfully used to give it its simple, yet monumental character. The layout of the Mason Stables was unique, as the stables wrapped around other buildings, leading to three entrances.The Dutch Renaissance Revival style that <mask> used with other public buildings in New York City can be found in two of the entrances. The Dakota Stables became a carpark in 1912 and the Pyramid Garage in the 1950s, not to be confused with a 19th-century facility with that name. The building lost many of its period details over the years and was demolished in 2011. <mask> was hired by a supporter of the Cremorne Mission to design an eleven-story office building in New York City. Traditional construction methods required very thick walls that dominated the 21 foot 6 inch wide lot. <mask> was inspired by his railroad background to build a bridge with iron girders to support the floors and walls. This innovation of "skeleton construction" with "steel-framed curtain walls" allowed him to construct a skyscraper without having thick load-bearing walls.The construction technique was fire proof. The first thing <mask> had to do was build a foundation that was four stories or seventy feet tall, the height of the adjacent buildings. The foundation was made of iron and Little Falls stone. Ten stories were built in Philadelphia and Tiffany brick with an octagonal roof. Celtic ornamentation was similar to that of Mason Stables in the brickwork. The Tower Building is considered to be New York City's first skyscraper and the first curtain-wall building in the world. Members of the public predicted that it would blow over.It was declared "unsafe and impracticable" by some engineers. <mask> moved his offices to the top floor in order to assure the public's safety. He scaled the building in the middle of an 1889 storm to prove that it wasn't vibrating with a plumb line. It was called a "most skillful solution of an exceedingly difficult problem" by Engineering News in 1889. The Tower Building was written by Kobble's New York and Environs. 50 Broadway is an example of a clever use of a narrow plot of ground. The cost to build the Tower Building was $250,000.It was expected to earn $210,000 a year in rent, after taxes and upkeep, so it was a bargain. A building with traditional construction on the same lot would have only netted $30,000 a year in rent, due to the height limit of ten stories and thick walls. The Philadelphia Inquirer noted that the old Knickerbockers who own real estate on Broadway and other gilt-edge thoroughfares in the lower part of New York have a new god in the person of <mask>. <mask>. The building was torn down to make way for a taller structure. There is a fire engine company. There is a Hook and Ladder Company.<mask> designed one firehouse during his career. Hook and Ladder Company No. 1 and Hook and Ladder Company No. There is one in Long Island City. This company was the first professional firefighters in Queens. The first base of operation for the ladder company was a shed. In 1898, the department merged with New York City and its name was changed to Fire Engine Company No. Ladder Company No.115 was founded in 1904.The importance of this paid crew who fought fires at the Standard Oil refinery, row-frames, schools, tenements and factories is reflected in the fact that <mask>'s granite building with 4 1/2 stories improved the working condition of the firefighters. The New York City's Historic Districts Council says, "This building was one of the more ambitious firehouse projects undertaken by the department due to its size and level of architectural detail." The selection of the renowned <mask>, rather than the city's usual firehouse architects, was a statement. <mask>'s designed the firehouse in a Dutch Renaissance Revival style with large limestone trim to offset the granite background. The YMCA building in New York City was one of the buildings that <mask> used Dutch Renaissance Revival for. The site cost $20,000 and the building $60,000. The firehouse is listed as a NYC individual landmark.<mask> designed the Virginia Beach Hotel for the Norfolk and Virginia Beach Railroad. The Princess Anne Hotel was the beginning of the beach resort as well as the Norfolk Southern Railroad. <mask> designed the Mary F. Ballentine Home for the Aged. The facility was named after Ballentine's late wife. The Ballentine Home was intended to be a non-institutional, home-like environment for elderly local women. The home was in <mask>'s building until new construction took place in 1952. W.G.<mask> was hired by a wealthy railroad executive to design his house. There was a wine cellar, a cottage for servants, a stable, and the first tennis court in Atlanta. The family lived in this house through 1914. The Red Cross used the house as a blood donation and bandage rolling center during the 1940s and 1950s, and built a modern building in the front of the house around 1950. The original context of the house was lost when it was surrounded by two other hotels. The Raoul House was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in the 1980s, but burned down in 1991. <mask> was the supervising architect for the Cotton States and International Exposition.He designed the Administration Building with Main Entrance and Exits, the Agricultural Building, the Chime Tower and Band Stand, the Electricity Building, the Fire Building, the Machinery Hall, and the Manufacturers and Liberal Arts Building. The Minerals and Forestry Building was constructed of natural Southern woods, which was a logic to his designs. The Romanesque style of design resulted in cost-effective temporary structures with simple outline. Romanesque style is a good way for Atlanta to be seen as being in tune with America's commercial trends. He also designed buildings for the Southern Railway Company and the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad. The design of the Administration Building and Gateway is one of the best. The design is a combination of old baronial castles and will prove to be a source of keen enjoyment and profit.<mask> received a gold medal for designing and building all of the fifteen principal structures within the allotted time. After a family vacation in 1896, William Raoul decided to make his family's summer home in North Carolina. Getting away from the heat of a Georgia summer may have been one goal, but his son Thomas contracted Tuberculosis in 1897 and was believed to be a cure. <mask> was hired by Raoul and his son to design the park. The Lodge, where the Raouls lived at first, is where <mask> started with a small hotel. <mask> created a resort with an English inn atmosphere and grounds designed by a landscape architect. The hybrid of Tudor Revival, Colonial Revival, Dutch Colonial Revival, and Shingle architectural styles had exteriors that featured shingles, roughcast plaster, and timber framing.One of America's first planned residential parks was built between 1898 and 1920 and consists of 42 structures. The National Register Historic District includes Albemarle Park. The National Register says that the district is reminiscent of the turn-of-the-century resort town boom era. The president of the English-American Loan and Trust Company was a former Georgia governor. The second skyscraper in Atlanta was located at the junction of Broad and Peachtree Streets. The style was Neo-Classical and Neo-Renaissance, but the shape was modern. The building's tenants included National Cash Register Co., Otis Bros. Co., and many others.This is the oldest steel-framed skyscraper in Atlanta and one of the few non-railroad buildings by <mask> that survive today. The building helps to create a visually interesting sequence of spaces and styles in the central business area of the city by establishing a sense of dignity and scale. The South Carolina Inter-State and West Indian Exposition was designed by <mask>. He was responsible for all aspects of the Charleston world's fair, from the buildings to the 250 acres of grounds. The Cotton Palace is a 320 foot long building and is one of <mask>'s 20 large buildings. <mask>'s instructions for this fair were to create a play on the White City of the World's Columbian Exposition of 1893. <mask> gave the exposition a more romantic look than the Atlanta exposition, while also modernizing it with the Mediterranean-style that was, during the 1890s and early 20th-century, in fashion for commercial and residential buildings.Bruce Harvey concludes that the architecture at Charleston's exposition reflected and promoted conscious hope for the future. The Spanish Renaissance of the Sixteenth Century was called the Pan-American style at Chicago and Buffalo. The layout of <mask>'s fair suggests that he studied the successful Columbian exposition. His idea was to split the grounds into two parts, one for the natural and the other for the artificial. <mask> used the natural setting to give structure to his Natural Section that included the Art, Machinery, Negro, various states, Transportation, and Women's Buildings. The Natural section will form a natural park of endless beauty of vista and landscape effect. A winding path of 100 feet in width will be carried underneath live oaks along the edge of the embankment.The Palaces of Agriculture, Commerce, and Cotton were architecturally similar to the artificial or Art Section. <mask> was able to create a complex geometric design for the Court of Palaces because he was able to site this section over the former Washington Race Course, a flat area that was already treeless. The bandstand is the only structure from the exposition that is still standing. <mask> married the daughter of the late Captain John Rathbone in New York in 1872. She was seventeen or eighteen years older than him. This was an unhappy marriage from the beginning. <mask> was an elder with the University Presbyterian Church in New York City.He was a member of many organizations, including the American Institute of Architects, the Architectural League of New York, the National Arts Club, the National Sculpture Society, and the Riding Club. The New York City Rescue Mission was founded in 1886 by missionaries Jerry and Maria McAuley to give shelter and food to the poor. McAuley and his wife were formerly alcoholic convicts and alcoholic prostitutes. Maria McAuley became the Matron of the Cremorne Mission after her husband's death in 1884. <mask> was the secretary of the committee that raised funds for the public drinking fountain. The tugboat Jerry McAuley was built in 1908 by <mask>. <mask> separated from his wife.He filed for an annulment in Jersey City, New Jersey, due to the fact that he was underaged at the time of his marriage, with his wife being seventeen years his senior. In the middle of a prayer meeting at Cremorne Mission, <mask> served her husband with divorce papers. Her claim was going to be heard in the superior court at White Plains. She served Maria McAuley with a $50,000 lawsuit for alienation of affections, with allegations that were numerous and specific. She claimed that she had been driven from her home, that her husband was abusive, and that he had been paying attention to Mrs. McAuley's death. <mask> made a public announcement on October 16, 1887 that if it did not affect this mission and the noble Christian woman who conducts it, he would remain silent. A story reflecting upon Mrs. McAuley and myself was written in today's papers.I say it's false. Everyone who knows me will take my word, and everyone who doesn't know me will see that what I say is true. A.S Hatch, Sidney Whittemore, Franklin W. Coe, and other ladies and gentlemen were standing by <mask>. Hatch said that the fact that he is on this platform tonight is sufficient for the purpose without saying a word. McAuley denied the allegations. <mask> said his wife was influenced by blackmailers. <mask> obtained a divorce and the lawsuit against Maria was withdrawn.It was believed that McAuley would die after five years. She moved to New Jersey after quitting her job at Cremorne Mission. <mask> was no longer associated with the Mission when McAuley left. <mask> married McAuley when her health was poor and he took care of her. They had been courted for five years. They were both 38 and 55. The <mask>s lived in New York and the Catskills.The niece of Maria's sister was adopted by them. <mask> acquired a large amount of land in New York. The lodge was named for the nearby river. The frame structure featured leaded Swiss-style sash windows, gas lighting, running water, and a turret, which Maria said reminded her of Ireland. The hamlet Craig-e-air is named after a beautiful mountainside. The property was sold in 1903 by the <mask>s. In 1907, Beaverkill Lodge was acquired by a man who built a castle based on documentary photos.There is evidence that <mask> and Maria were close. <mask> donated money to build a clock tower in honor of Maria while he was designing the Cobblestone Church. He got a clock from the New York Central Railroad. <mask> added Celtic designs to several buildings around the time of his marriage to Maria, including the Mason Stables and the Tower Building. <mask> died at his summer house in Accord, New York, at the age of 58. His last design was for a new Cremorne Mission, according to one source. Many of <mask>'s buildings are on the National Register of Historic Places.There are External links to Fire Engine Company No.258 and Hook & Ladder Company No. The sketch portfolio of Railroad Stations and Kindred structures was created by <mask>. There are a lot of books on the internet. 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texts: Lincoln Barrington "<mask>" <mask> was a Jamaican singer, producer and sound system operator. He began his singing career as a member of The African Brothers in 1969 after working as a member of the Sound of Silence Keystone sound system and the Gathering of Youth system. The group released several singles in the first half of the 1970s on labels such as Micron and their own Ital label, and were an early example of the Rastafari movement's influence on the Jamaican music scene. After recording "Mysterious Nature", the group recorded "No Cup No Broke" for Studio One. After working as a singer, guitarist and percussionist at Dodd's Studio One, he began recording his own singles. When singers performed live, but rare in the studio), often proving more popular than the original songs, <mask> developed a talent for writing new songs to fit over existing rhythms, often proving more popular than the original songs. After a number of moderately successful hits for Studio One, such as "Vanity", "Hang On Natty", and "Mr. DC", his debut album Live Loving made his name and increased his popularity.His singles were not included in the first album but were included in the second. Ghetto-ology was the third album of 1979 and saw a return to roots reggae. Lovers rock was a hit in the UK. He became a bigger star in the UK than in Jamaica due to his self-produced "Hard Time Pressure" being a major UK reggae hit in 1980. "Run Come", "Not for Sale", "African Girl", "Lovers Rock", "In a Dis Ya Time", "Africa", and "Make It with You" were all hits in the years that followed. "Good Thing Going", a cover of a song originally recorded by Michael Jackson, reached Number 4 in the UK Singles Chart in March 1981 and led to an album of the same name. The album had a return to Jamaican roots.In 1983, he released an album of recordings from Channel One Studios, With Lots of Extra, which contained several hits. Returning to Jamaica, his Youth Promotion sound system performed regularly in Kingston's Maxfield Park, featuring newcomers who had been nurtured by his organization such as Ranking Joe, Captain Sinbad, and Ranking Dread. Barry Brown, Little John, Tony Tuff, and one of his discoveries from England are just a few of the artists he produced for his Black Roots label. Early works by Nitty Gritty, Junior Freddy Reid, Yami Bolo, Colourman, Daddy, and Garnett Silk were produced by <mask>. He was working with producers in Jamaica including, George Phang, Sly & Robbie, Philip "Fatis" Burrell, Channel One, Prince Jammy, and Donovan Germain, as well as recording for United States-based Lloyd "Bullwackie" Barnes. His biggest hits were "Herbman Hustling", "No Vacancy", "Jamming in the Street", and "Rub A Dub Sound". The 1984 single "Rub a Dub Sound Style" is considered to be a prototype for the ragga style that developed in the 1980s.<mask> recorded on a number of labels, including Black Roots, Youth Promotion Label, and Major and Independent labels. His albums are getting more exciting reviews. He had over 60 albums and hundreds of singles. The guest vocals on the song "Exit Music (For a Film)" were provided by one of the artists who appeared on the 2006 record, Radiodread. His desire for independence led him to leave Studio One in 1978 and form his own Black Roots Records label and Youth Promotion organization, the latter with the aim of helping young singers from the same ghetto background as himself. The Youthman promotion sound-system gave young performers their first public exposure. Some of the veterans of Youthman promotion are Major Stitch, Ragga Steve and Drifter, Daddy Ants, Mr Shorty and Jimmy Knuckles.DiGeneral Starry B was added to the sound in 2007, along with Poochiny and Jr War. Ragga Steve is in control of the sound in the UK. On July 10, 2010, <mask> died at the University Hospital of the West Indies in St. Andrew Parish, Jamaica. The cause of death is not known. In May 2010 he was forced to cancel several performances due to chest pains. In May 2012 a charity concert was held at his former home, with his children, Bounty Killer, Sizzla, Beenie Man, Ken Boothe and John Holt in attendance. The money was used to help local poor people.The Roots Archives states that Discography Live Loving was released in 1977 and that it was probably a smaller edition in Jamaica. The album Black Roots was released for the Jamaican market in 1978 and was recorded before 1979. Daddy Freddy, Good Thing Going, Easy Squeeze, World From the Heart, and Blackwacks Leave Out a Babylon are included.

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